Conditioner

Discover conditioners selected to hydrate, smooth, detangle and support the lengths and ends, from lightweight everyday formulas to richer options for dry, damaged or processed hair. Find the right level of nourishment for your hair type, texture and wash-day routine.

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Conditioner helps restore softness, moisture and manageability after cleansing, making it an essential step for keeping the lengths and ends feeling comfortable and cared for. Depending on the formula, it can also help with detangling, smoothing and supporting hair that feels dry, brittle or processed.

At Vault, we curate conditioners across a range of hair types and needs, from lightweight formulas for finer hair to richer, more nourishing options for dry or damaged lengths. Some focus on hydration and softness, while others are designed with strengthening or repair in mind.

Choosing the right conditioner comes down to how much nourishment your hair needs. Fine or easily weighed-down hair may prefer a lighter texture, while thicker, drier or colour-treated hair can often benefit from something more substantial. Apply where your hair needs it most and adjust the amount depending on your texture and wash frequency.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right conditioner?

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Start with your hair type and how dry or damaged the lengths feel. Fine hair may suit a lightweight conditioner, while thicker, dry or processed hair can benefit from richer formulas.

Should conditioner go on the scalp?

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Usually, conditioner is focused on the mid-lengths and ends, especially if your hair is fine or prone to oiliness. Some scalp-specific conditioning products are designed differently, so follow the individual directions.

How long should I leave conditioner in my hair?

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This varies by formula, but many conditioners are left on for a few minutes before rinsing. Check the product instructions for the recommended time.

Do I need conditioner every time I shampoo?

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For most hair types, using conditioner after shampoo helps restore softness and manageability. How much you use can vary depending on your hair texture and how frequently you wash.

What is the difference between hydrating and strengthening conditioner?

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Hydrating conditioners focus on softness and moisture, while strengthening formulas are designed to support hair that feels weak, brittle or damaged. Some products combine both benefits.